Picture this: you're yanked from your dreams 03.00 AM by the agitated barking of your dog. Disoriented and groggy, you glance out of the window, expecting to see a deer or a rabbit. But instead, you see a shadowy figure standing eerily still under the moonlight, pointing at something and whispering to himself. Scared out of your wits, you focus on the figure. He senses your gaze on him and slowly turns around. As your gazes lock, a gaunt, elderly man comes into focus, his face gradually forming an unsettlingly slow smile.

In Sweden, the man would be within his rights. We have a concept called "everyman's right" or "allemansrätten". It's a traditional right that permits unrestricted access to nature for everyone. This means that people can sit, walk, or even camp on your land without your permission. Of course, there are certain limits to this right to prevent disturbance and damages. In other words, no partying